The article criticizes Colombian President Petro's approach to healthcare reform, accusing him of intending to dismantle the current system and revert to the failed Social Security model. It highlights ongoing issues such as withheld payments to EPS, medication supply uncertainties, and inefficiencies of Invima and the Ministry of Health. The author, a Vice President of the Chamber of Representatives, also questions Petro's mental and physical health, suggesting the need for a medical tribunal. The article reaffirms the Centro Democrático's commitment to opposing the healthcare reform and maintaining the current system.

The Dominican Republic's National Housing Plan 'Happy Family Home' is under scrutiny for allegedly defrauding hundreds of families. Despite President Luis Abinader's announcement of delivering 11,000 low-cost housing units in the first year, affected families and community leaders claim that only 15 homes were delivered in Azua and 200 in total, falling short of the promises. The plan, which was supposed to benefit 55,000 people in its first phase, is now questioned for its execution and transparency. The families demand that the current Minister of the Presidency, Joel Santos, provide specific details on the residential projects, including locations, dates, and beneficiary names.